The """hard line breaks""" are not actually relevant: you can get the same
effect without them.
When a sequence of letters and digits (and hyphens and dollar signs)
immediately follows a left angle bracket, TiddlyWiki treats this as the
start of an opening tag.
*<michael>abcde</michael>* thus gets passed straight through to the HTML of
the rendered tiddler. You could in fact style the text (*abcde*) using CSS:
*michael { color: red; font-size: 200%; }*
So basically angle brackets are part of TiddlyWiki's fundamental syntax,
and to escape them you have to use standard HTML techniques such as *<*
or *<*. For quoting email addresses, I suggest using a macro:
*\define email(user,domain) <$user$@$domain$>*
*<<email michael microsoft.com>>*
In a published wiki, splitting the address into two pieces like that may
help to conceal it from harvesters.
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